The Libido Virus: Revelation

By Quixerotic

Ben and Lydia survived a full year in the aftermath of New York's collapse to the Libido Virus. But, they're driven south in search of warmer climate and easier food, winding up taken hostage by a preacher named Pryce who harbors a dark secret. He judges sinners harshly, but the Libido Virus is just in its rewards.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Quixerotic
• Release date: Jun 15, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005003012

Quixerotic

I have always enjoyed a particular type of erotica, stories where lust and carnal desire overwhelm reason, driving away the trappings of the real world as ecstatic fantasy takes over. My writing strives to tell such stories in rich worlds of dark fantasy, far flung science fiction, or apocalyptic inevitability, finding the kinky fun under every rock or at the end of every winding corridor.

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The Libido Virus: Revelation

Quixerotic

Copyright 2022 by Quixerotic Publishing

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The Libido Virus: Revelation

By Quixerotic

Ben wondered if the infection started the moment he saw one of those big titted women rutting a man. Was their constant horniness a sight that his dick would eventually vanish a new slick slitted woman joined the horde? If that were the case, how long did it take before he woke up with a pair of boobs stuck on his chest.

The night, at least, was slightly cooler than the day. A dappling of purple and pink bloomed on the clouds, and Ben knew it would be another hot one. Nearby, Lydia slept. She was naked, but human, which was more than the rest of the world could boast.

Ben found her the third month after New York went dark. Most people tried to run. Some stayed put, and others didn’t have the option. Ben simply missed the chance. He kept thinking he had a little more time. Right up until the lights went out. The city was gone in a few hours, he reckoned. Hard to tell from his hiding spot, and he didn’t find anyone to ask for a long while.

Things got worse. Not because of the sex horde. They pretty much kept to themselves, strange as it was. Ben had to avoid them, but they weren’t looking for him, and the city offered plenty of places to hide once all the people left. He found a few others before Lydia. Mary was his first, a shut-in who lived in his building. A week after the power went out, he heard her banging two pans together. Fear of the infected hearing her made him go check, but she turned out all right. She could cook some and listened to the radio as long as it worked. He moved her to the apartment next to his, and thought they’d weather the wait for rescue together.

No rescue came. Grew obvious once the water stopped running. With their supply running low, Ben took up scavenging again. That’s when Ben found others. A man named Elijah who never explained why he stayed, but Ben figured it had to do with whoever he lost to the horde. A pair of sisters in thirties, Becky and April, the latter